propojila

Propojila is a Czech verb form. It is the feminine singular past tense of the verb propojit, which means to connect, join, or interlink. Because Czech verbs mark gender in past tense, propojila denotes that a feminine subject performed the action in the past. The same verb in other genders appears as propojil (masculine) or propojilo (neuter). The form can also appear in the first-person past tense when spoken by a female speaker as “propojila jsem …”.

Usage and meaning: Propojila is used to describe the completion of linking or connecting things, such as networks, databases, systems, ideas, or objects. It is common in technical writing, project descriptions, and journalism, and it can be applied to physical connections as well as abstract or conceptual links.

Derivation and related forms: The verb propojit is built from the prefix pro- and the base spojit (to join, to unite). It is closely related to spojit, which has the same core meaning but without the prefix, and to other connected forms such as propojují (present tense, they/interlink) and propojujeme (we interlink).

Cross-language note: In Slovak, the corresponding past feminine form is prepojila, reflecting a closely related system of gendered past tense. The concept and usage are parallel in many Czech and Slovak texts, though exact forms differ.

Example sentences:

- Jana propojila dvě databáze. (Jana connected two databases.)

- Profesorka propojila dvě databáze během výuky. (The professor connected two databases during the lesson.)

- Propojila jsem starý systém s novým řešením. (I connected the old system with the new solution.)